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Started programming at age 12 in 1988 on a Commodore VIC-20. Extremely adept at debugging of all kinds, performance optimization, databases, embedded systems, operating systems, networking, testing and automation across a wide variety of languages, APIs and frameworks, high level as React/Typescript and as low level as knowing several CPUs assembly languages and designing microcontroller PCBs. It is way too much to just enumerate. Formerly worked at Microsoft in Windows Protocols and Engines team.
https://satwikkansal.xyz I have been freelancing since 2k17. I love the process of turning ideas into code, and you can count on me for writing good quality code. Aside from freelancing, I've authored a popular developer project called "What the f*ck Python?", and I've developed multiple courses & tutorials for many companies including IBM, Packt, Educative and others. Presently, I'm working on a book on Python for O'Reilly. My areas of expertise include Backend System, Automated Trading Systems, and Decentralized Applications (a.k.a Dapps on the blockchain). I've worked with a few startups in the past (including a couple of my own), helping me learn how to build products in a fast yet cost-effective way. I try to actively engage with Open Source organizations and occasionally write looong tutorials on specific technical topics. Luckily, some of my works were trending on HackerNews, Github, Newsletters, and Podcasts like PythonBytes, PythonWeekly, DataElixir, and more. If there's an interesting opportunity to discuss, please drop me a message, I usually get back to messages in a day. Always excited to work on cool projects :)
Always learning and always yearning, I sincerely believe that we can achieve greater heights by collaborating on our problems. I love to be involved with technical communities in different capacities and enjoy solving issues. I have had more than 50 mentoring sessions on HackHands ( http://www.hackhands.com/hiren ). Currently I run my own business, which is into mobile apps and websites.
I started over 20 years ago but never ran out of things to learn about the Internet. Although I will forever remain a student of the web, I now feel confident enough in certain areas to become a teacher. In my mind, this dual role of mentor and mentee is the perfect balance for an interesting professional life.
I am a Senior Data Scientist at a startup in San Francisco with close to 6+ years of experience in using data to solve all kinds of business problems, with good old data analytics to deploying machine learning models in production. I have experience with all phases of the product development lifecycle and multiple programming languages. My tech stack includes: Python, Pyspark, Hive, Presto, Postgres, MYSQL and Airflow
I am working full-time as a Codementor 💻 I am an expert Visual Basic developer with over 15 years of experience. I am highly talented and skilled in problem-solving and understanding complex and large codebases. I love working with: ⭐ Visual Basic.NET ⭐ Python Pandas, Numpy, Matplotlib, Seaborn ⭐ CATIA VBA ⭐ Excel MACROS/VBA ⭐ SOLIDWORKS Developer ⭐ SQL ⭐ PowerQuery ⭐ PowerBI ⭐ Data Analytics using Python, Excel
Senior BI/Data Analytics Consultant, a committed software engineer who seeks to develop elegant solutions to business challenges. My driving force is the passion that pushes me to seek new heights and keep learning the latest ideas, platforms, frameworks, tools, and best practices. I believe in a world of personal and professional growth for all of us and in this spirit, I am always ready to learn and offer to share my expertise as a mentor and a Codementor.
SQL Developer, ETL Developer, Data engineer, DWH
Hi there! I studied Mathematics and Computer Science at Imperial College London and the University of Amsterdam. Currently, I'm a PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Edinburgh. I have several years of programming experience acquired through personal projects, university courses, internships and work experience. For example, I've worked as a software engineering intern for Ocado, as a research intern for INRIA and as a data engineer for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. At Imperial College, I was a teaching assistant for two years tutoring first-year students, which made me get into tutoring. I look forward to continuing helping people become better coders. Cheers!
I'm an extensive user of Linux - Debian/Ubuntu, CentOS, Gentoo - and Open Source software with more than 10 years professional experience as founder and CTO in mid size teams up to 30 people. - **Strategically** focused on agile development, process automation and empowering non developing teams like Design, Marketing or Data Science to understand data flows and integrate them in the product developing process. - Daily **operational** work focused on DevOps with a passion for low level solutions. **My experience might be helpful with** - Linux systems, especially with networks, virtualisation, automations, scaling, backup/restore strategies, security and debugging. - Within your software projects I can contribute with IaaS/PaaS (AWS, Google Cloud...) automated code testing and general CI/CD processes, data collection, processing and visualisation, A/B testing. - Mentoring for building teams, implementing agile and data driven development/business processes, funding, tooling. **Questions** Please feel free to contact me for questions and let's have a chat if I can help you.
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